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Implements a seamless turnover from sales to operations and back to sales while consistently delivering high level of service. Serves as the property sales liaison with Area Sales, Group Sales, Revenue Management, Event Management, Regional Marketing Communications and other hotel departments as appropriate.
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This advertisement describes the general nature and level of this position only. If you’re bored working as a clerk in an autobody shop, a garage, auto dealership, manufacturing or at a warehouse, this job might be a great fit for you.
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Earn a living, build your resume and support your community all at the same time, call our recruiters for more information or apply online today!
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Here at the Polynesian Cultural Center , located in gorgeous Laie, HI , we are looking for our next Retail Sales Photographer to join our incredible team. Our Retail Sales Photographers deliver an extraordinary experience for our guests by ensuring they are receiving exceptional customer service from our team members, all while capturing the guests' unique and timeless memories.
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Champions leadership development and workforce planning priorities by assessing, selecting, retaining and developing diverse, high-caliber talent that can lead the organization today and strengthen the leadership bench for the future; continues to upgrade the sales & marketing talent; works with HR to anticipate future talent needs based on business growth plans.
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Develops and customizes the database on an ongoing basis to meet the business requirements of the property, to reflect and track unique property characteristics and to support company-wide database standards, working closely with the Director of Sales and Marketing, Director of Catering and Conference Service and Turtle Bay Resorts’ manager, Marketing Enterprise Services.
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The authorized level of the position is Account Clerk II. Applications are being accepted down to the Account Clerk I in the event of recruiting difficulties. May supervise one or more lower-level account clerk or other subordinates.
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Must hold entry level credential of at least a Certified Respiratory Therapist (CRT) This position requires skills in patient/client evaluation and treatment, as well as professional consultations to achieve maximum patient/client independence in accordance with the individual’s functional level and potential.
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